Pronunciation: /slɜrp ʌp/
verb to eat or drink (something) with a loud sucking noise
A1 The cat slurped up the milk from the bowl.
A2 The children slurped up the noodles noisily.
B1 She slurped up the spaghetti with gusto.
B2 The chef demonstrated how to slurp up the oyster from the shell.
C1 The wine connoisseur knew how to slurp up the wine to fully appreciate its flavors.
C2 The food critic could slurp up the soup and identify all the ingredients used.
adverb in a manner that involves making a loud sucking noise while eating or drinking
A1 The cat slurped up the milk.
A2 The children slurped up their noodles noisily.
B1 She slurped up the spaghetti with gusto.
B2 The chef demonstrated how to slurp up the oyster from its shell.
C1 The connoisseur knew how to slurp up the wine to fully appreciate its flavors.
C2 The food critic was able to slurp up the soup in a sophisticated manner.
formal The chef demonstrated how to properly slurp up the noodles without making a mess.
informal I always slurp up my soup because it's just so good!
slang Let's slurp up these milkshakes before they melt!
figurative She couldn't help but slurp up all the juicy gossip about her coworkers.
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